New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-26
REPUBLICAN, PLANS IN OHIO.
OUTLOOK OF THE TOLEDO CONVENTION.
THE SHERMAN REsOLUTION-A RECEPTION FOR
GOVERNOR FORAKER-THE CANDIDATES NJ.
MEROUs.

GOVERNOR FORAKER-THE CANDIDATES NU-
MERoUs.
fBr rELkaRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE1
TOLEDO July 25All interest In the Republican state
Convention centres In the PROBABLE Endorsement Of sher
Presidential candidate. OF the 723 delegates
in the convention 267 opposed to the resolution 1t
appears probable to-day that out of these 287
may avaii himself Of the privilege and notoriety to op
pose the resolution. In fact several Of them have
threatened to movo . striking out Of the 6her-
man resolution and tho substitution Of 0 resolution
compnmsnting Sherman, but declaring any Presidential
expression to be inexpcdient Chairman Csppeller Of
the state Committee said to-dayi
There will bs no oppositton to the resolution. al
though 1t is an unwise move in my opinion Sherman
wants II, however. and IL will be given him"
Chairman Cappeer prophesies that this will be the
largest conveaton held In Ohio aud says that tho
enthusiasm for Foraker of tho great attend
ance. The platform. he says. will denounce Cleveland,
Democratic extravaganza In Ohio, and reaDrm the Re-
publican position on the Dow liquor law.
senator sherman will arrive tomorrow morning and
be given reception by local clubs Governor Fora
kers arrival on Wednesday will bo tho occasion Of q
great demonstration, In which political olubs
the military and civic committees win participate The
delegates arriving earlier than before, and
three days before the convention the attendance is
markedly large. Every eminent man OF the party will
be here ExPresdent Hayes arrived to-day and his a-
created the suggestion that he be made
president of the convention.
n Ia noteworthy that the Northern Ohio delegations
arc against the Sherman Endorsement and almost solid
for Blame, who remains the great fsvorte. Tonight
there is disposition the most enthusiastic
Blaine men to indorse sherman. az matter OF expe
dcncy, OF choice Sherman managers are assuming
q defiant and aggressive air aud demanding every
thing. This attitude under
current Of opposition. The Toledo Btade,
the Republican organ OF the Northwest, opposesIthe
resolution. II will say Tomorrow: m
It Is ill-advscd move, but many are willing to
allo IT, 10 avoid jarrng debate and the unfortunate
infuonce upon the campaign The resolution Will be or
effect upon tho selection Of delegates to the National
Convention"
Discussion the ticket Is obscured by the 1absorb
Ing theme or Endorsement OF candidate ever made In
Bushnell accept the nominaton Tor Lieutenant Cover
nor, but no declines Captain Lyons, OF Licking County,
L. Conrad OF stark and ex-senator Priuge. OF Clarke.
arc lively candidates for the nomination.
Governor Foraker has declined shorman's profer
OF making the nomination speech and Dr. T. w. Graydon,
OF Cncn the probable successor OF Butterworh In
Congress- will present the name OF Foraker TO the con-
vcntien. There are many candidates for Auditor OF
stateJ II. Brown. OF Franklin County; L. w. Poe, OF
Wood; ThOunas McFall, OF Eriei e. G. Baker o.
Coumbana; Colonel G. l.. Poorman, OF Belmont; ": l.
Curry. Of Union Henry W. owens, OF Huron; L. j..
Esker OF Ross with Poo 10 the lead For state Treasurer
J, 4. Brown, oneIegged soldier OF Jefferson County
Will probably be nominated by acclamatiou. ID. X. at
~ Colonel Anderson, OF Guernsey, and Judge Johnson
OF Wayne, candidates for Attorney-Geneisl watson
leaing To- night W. r. Spear, OF Trumbull county and
r. j. Dickman. OF Cleyelani, will be nominated for
Judges will G. A. Fckenger, or Defiance Tor boaru
Of Public Works
Tho convention will begin Wednesday with the
speeches of Chairman OF the State Committee,
aud Daniel Ryan. chairman pro TEN OF The convention